Butte semi-weekly miner. [volume] (Butte, Mont.) 1886-1890, 1887-08-31
news OF OUR NEleHBORs.

suburban Happenings Of Interest in
Towns Contiguous to the Silver
City.
The Social, Domestic, and Other Incl.
dents Of the Past Week Portrayed
in Pencflings.
MEADERvILLE,
About zoe feet of the tunnel for the new
road has been completed. The work on
the tunnel progresses slowly and with diff.
Notwithstanding was lone Thursday for
the new street car route to Meaderville.
Work is expected to commence soon.-Miss
Hanna, of Anaconda, visited friends here
yesterday.-Misse Mamie and Annie Rut-
ledge return to St. Mary's Academy. Salt
Lake City, about the 18th of September.
The young people regret their departure
Born-on the 18th inst, to Mr.. and Mrs.
" OoAs vi Ii 6Am0 CAV fna
Greer family were favored with the arrival
OF a son.-Mrs. Bellinger has been very i'll
and not expected to recover. She was
somewhat better yesterday.-The Eureka
restaurant is well patronized and well
1 managed.-Mrs. Rutledge goes 10 Philips-
burg next week to visit her sister, Mrs.
Modini.-Tom Avison left Thursday to
attend the races at Helena. He will kill
two birds with one stone, so say his friends.
When he returns Miss Rose Moore will be
no Moore.-Johnnie Hainlyn left for Ar
genta Tuesday on a prospecting tour
Wm. Frink, the baker, has skipped the
country, to the Inconvenience of his credit.
ors and all ccncerned.-Walter Gunderson.
OF Chicago, is visiting his brothers. He ex-
poets to return home in about a week.
Mrs. Gunderson returns to Chicago in Sep
tember. Her daughter, Mrs. Hay, will &C.
company her HON tospend the winter.-A
cornet band is to be organized this week
in Meaderville. .foe Gillick will probably /
tie the leader. 1t is hoped it will be as
much benefit to the community as the old
months it will even compete |
with the famous Alice band
The Occident Hotel is undergoing repairs. |
and will soon be reopened by James Foy,
of Centerville.-Miss Ryan, mother of Mrs.
w. w. Adams, goes to New York in Sep |
TENDER to visit relatiyes.-The family of
Mr.. John Reese arrived last week from
Swansea, Wales. Mr.. Reese has been in |
Montana seven years. during which time
he has not seen his family.-Contractors
Arnold and Bachelor ave contra cted for |
the erection OF several new residences in !
Meadervilie.-Mr. John C. Harris contem-
plates a trip to Missouri in the near future. |
The Foltz family have deserted our quiet |
camp and located in Butte.-Kel ely is still
the most popular hack driver on the road.
Mr.. Roney has been rusticating in Wood |
vi|le.-Ed MeEvoy. the owner of Young
Ranchero, is proud of the latter's victory
at the Butte race track. Young Ranchero
is in Helena this week, and will probably
be taken to the Portland, Oregon races.
MI. Bankhorn's little child, aged Is
of measles. The funeral will take
place to-day at 3 O'Clock at the family
residence.-Mrs. Munro left Thursday even.
ing on a visit to her mother in Chicago.
Her friends trust the change may prove
beneficial to her health.-Mr. Gowan, su.
OF the Blue Bird, is furnishing
ii residence preparatory to the arrival of
his family from Maine.-Mrs. M. F. CARR
son visited Rocker Tuesday.-Miss Teresa
Van Gippart has IN sale tickets for the
rattle OF a $500 diamond ring.-Mrs. Crabb,
through misfortune in business, has given
up the Rocker House and has orened a
d. essmaking shop. Her work will bear in
epection by the most critical.-W. H.
keeps constantly on hand a
of fruits fresh from the market
which is something new for Rocker.
"A rev railroad bridge was built last
week on the Blue Bird branch.-The train
with the mail and for the accomoda-
ton OF passengers every evening. What is
is a depot building-The thermome-
ter stood $50 il the shade at Rocker Thursr-
Campbell and Mrs. Wallace will
take charge OF the Daniels boarding houes
1, having secured a lease of it.
Isaac Carver gave a very pleasant party
Saturday evening.-The assay Office
caught fire Thursday but the fire was o o
extinguished without much damage being
done. /
BURLINGTON.
Mrs. Will Hartupee of Butte, visited old
friends in Burlington to tell them good
bye before going to Denver to join her
husband who has much improved in
health since going to Denver.-Mrs. Nc
of infam' 1atory rheumatism. She was
difficulty conveyed in a carriage to
Pipestone Springs. The baths in the
mineral water are proving beneficial. Her
Ia ughter, Mrs. Pearler, has full charge OF
house in her absence. The Windsor is
we'll conducted and the table is always the
best the market affords.-The ball given
at the new school house was well attended.
A bounteous supper was served at the {
Windsor. Burlington can boast OF one OF
The prettiest school houses in Silver Bow !
Mr.. Paxton has been re-engaged !
to teach the school which commences on
Monday next.-P. N. Fotlen arcived from
the coast recently to visi, old friends.-H. ]
Livingston offers his store for sale. He
engage in business either in Philipsburg
or Granite.-Harry Silva, the tonsorial
artist is doing an excellent business in his
new quarters.
SOUTH BUTTE. |,
Mrs. Charles Brebner, arrived home
from a three months visit at
C~olorado.-Mr. and Mrs. George
weeks recreation at Pipestone Springs.-
Mechanic Peavy left on Thursday
ening for Garden City, Kansas, being
called thither by a telegram from his wife, .
that their son Charlie was very low,
and his recovery very doubtful. Their
many friends in Butte hope to
hear of a change for the better
W. NJ. Bumcrotz, who left here last Janu-
ary, returned a few days ago from a So
at Los Angeles and other points in
Southern California;. B. Harmon, for
merly OF the Montana Union, is over from
Virginia City and was welcomed on our
streets by numerous acknowledgements Thi-
badeau, Charlie Marchand, Arthur Mar
chand and Oswald Levitri returned Thurs
day from a weeks sport on tile Big Hole
Fred Wiley and James {: O'Mara, two
employees OF the Montana Union at A%nacon-
visited friends in South Butte Thurs ,
day. Mr.. Wiley is on his W a east to
locate in Pine Bluff Arkansas. Mr..
O'Mara's destination is San Bernardino,
The gentlemen leave many ell-wishers be, ,
hind them. who will always be glad
to zeal of their future prosperity.
John r. Hastings is now superintendent OF
the Chicago, Burlington & Northern. with
headquarters at Minneapolis, Minnesota;
This is gratifying news to many railroad
men scattered throughout the western
country who worked with him and under ,
on the Iowa Division OF the Chicago.